Sentence examples for set fines from inspiring English sources

State law authorizes municipalities to make and enforce regulations preventing housing blight, and to set fines for violations of up to $100 a day.

The guidelines also set fines of $1,500 to $5,000 for "interfering with screening" through "physical contact," and fines of $500 to $1,500 for "nonphysical" interference.

Last year, the department decided to address the problem by imposing new rules for domestic airlines, the most notable of which set fines of up to $27,500 per passenger for flights that were stranded for more than three hours.

This framework can be used to examine the appropriate level of fines, and to see if there are ever reasons to exempt companies from fines.In thinking about how to set fines, it helps to start from the extremes.

The $1 billion is a down payment on restoration to be paid for through the Natural Resources Damage Assessment — an amount that will be set by the federal judge who also will set fines under the Clean Water Act.

"There's so much confusion out there, it's almost impossible to put down a benchmark to compare like for like, with some banks levying interest, others charging set fines, or there's a daily rate instead".

If the student can live with the limits we set, fine.

She will be able to work with visitors to her vehicle to produce posters, as well as set finer works herself.Ms Durrie was sucked into letterpress a few years ago after taking a course in the subject in Seattle.

It also sets fines and jail time for anyone convicted of growing, selling or transporting drugs.

Gov. James E. McGreevey is scheduled to sign a bill today that sets fines of $100 to $250 for drivers caught using cellphones in traffic.

Signed into law this week by Gov. Eliot Spitzer, it sets fines ranging from $250 to $1,000 for businesses that ignore signs telling them to take their fliers elsewhere.